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- MOVIE page: Oblivion (2013)
- Rate: 7.1/10 total 76,742 votes
- Genre: Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi
- Runtime: 124 min
- Filming Location: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
- Budget: $120,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross: $88,777,890 (USA) (14 June 2013)
- Director: Joseph Kosinski
- Stars: Tom Cruise, Morgan Freeman, Olga Kurylenko | See full cast and crew
- Original Music By: Anthony Gonzalez (co-composer) M.8.3 (music by) Joseph Trapanese (co-composer)
- Soundtrack: Oblivion
- Sound Mix: SDDS | Datasat | Dolby Digital
- Plot Keyword: Drone | Alien | Resistance | Dystopia | Brooklyn Bridge
- Karl Gajdusek (screenplay) and
- Michael Arndt (screenplay) (as Michael deBruyn)
- Joseph Kosinski (graphic novel original story)
Oblivion (2013) Synopsis :
In the year 2077, Jack Harper (Tom Cruise), is a drone technician, living in a Tower 49, high above the clouds, with his assigned partner, Victoria/Vica (Andrea Riseborough). They are the last people left on Earth after it was destroyed by aliens known as the 'Scavs', who wanted Earth's resources. The Scavs destroyed Earth's moon, which caused a series of natural disasters and global devastation, then they invaded. This led to a war in which the humans were forced to use nuclear weapons. In the end, the humans won the war, but had lost the Earth. The entire remaining human population moved to Titan, one of the moons of Saturn, with a select number inhabiting a large spaceship in orbit around the Earth called the Tet. Giant machines are drawing up seawater to process as energy for the humans' new home.Jack's job is to journey to the surface during the day to repair the drones. These are spherical, flying robots designed to detect and terminate remaining Scavs on Earth. Vica's job is to stay inside.......
Goofs: Continuity: When Jack takes off with Julia to retrieve the flight recorder, the sound of his engine taking off wakes up Victoria. She walks to the control station with just her nightgown. When the camera comes back to her she now has on a robe.
Plot: A veteran assigned to extract Earth's remaining resources begins to question what he knows about his mission and himself. Full summary » »
Story: One of the few remaining drone repairmen assigned to Earth, its surface devastated after decades of war with the alien Scavs, discovers a crashed spacecraft with contents that bring into question everything he believed about the war, and may even put the fate of mankind in his hands. Written byBlack Dahlia
Produced By:
- Jesse Berger known as executive producer
- Peter Chernin known as producer
- Emily Cheung known as associate producer
- Dylan Clark known as producer
- Jeff Diaz known as financial line producer
- Bruce Franklin known as co-producer
- Steve Gaub known as co-producer
- Duncan Henderson known as producer
- Joseph Kosinski known as producer
- Barry Levine known as producer
- R.J. Mino known as co-producer
- Dave Morrison known as executive producer
- Ryan Kavanaugh known as executive producer (uncredited)
- Tom Cruise known as Jack
- Morgan Freeman known as Beech
- Olga Kurylenko known as Julia
- Andrea Riseborough known as Victoria
- Nikolaj Coster-Waldau known as Sykes
- Melissa Leo known as Sally
- Zoe Bell known as Kara
- Abigail Lowe known as Julia's Child
- Isabelle Lowe known as Julia's Child
- David Madison known as Grow Hall Survivor
- John L. Armijo known as NASA Ground Control (uncredited)
- Fileena Bahris known as Survivor (uncredited)
- Joanne Bahris known as Tourist (uncredited)
- Andrew Breland known as Survivor (uncredited)
- Lindsay Clift known as (uncredited)
- Z. Dieterich known as Survivor (uncredited)
- Paul Gunawan known as Survivor (uncredited)
- Efraiem Hanna known as Tourist (uncredited)
- Julie Hardin known as Librarian (uncredited)
- Ryan Chase Lee known as Tech (uncredited)
- Jaylen Moore known as Radio Operator (uncredited)
- Booch O'Connell known as Tourist (uncredited)
- Philip Odango known as College student (uncredited)
- Jay Oliver known as Survivor (uncredited)
- Daylon Micah Othello known as Survivor (uncredited)
- Catherine Kim Poon known as NASA Controller (uncredited)
- James Rawlings known as Survivor (uncredited)
- James Ricker II known as Survivor (uncredited)
- Jeremy Sande known as NASA Booster Engineer (uncredited)
- Giovanni Silva known as Survivor (uncredited)
- Jason Stanly known as NASA Controller (uncredited)
- Jordan Sudduth known as Survivor (uncredited)
Production Companies:
- Universal Pictures (presents)
- Chernin Entertainment
- Ironhead Studios
- Radical Pictures
- Radical Studios
- Truenorth Productions
MPAA: Rated PG-13 for sci-fi action violence, brief strong language, and some sensuality/nudity
Oblivion (2013) Review by Matt West from Australia
If there is a soul, it is made from the love we share.
There are many ways to describe Oblivion, but the softly spokenafterword by Tom Cruise's character really makes you feel the humanheartbeat of this sci-fi epic.
As always, the trailer is full of explosions and set pieces. Oblivionthe movie is an entirely different beast that values a human story andcharacters that are driven by common purpose. While the cast is tiny, Ifound much to enjoy from Cruise, Riseborough, Freeman and that Nordicguy from Headhunters who is showing up more frequently in Hollywoodblockbusters. Aside from unusually limited screen-time, Morgan andother supporting cast are effective and memorable.
The threads of the plot are well-woven and I won't give anything away,so what I will tell you is to prepare for a powerful journey into theunknown where nothing is what it seems. Explosive set pieces take abackseat for sci-fi philosophy with twists to spare.
Oblivion ticks all the boxes for correct use of literary devices andestablishes enough original cannon to stick in your mind long after thecredits start rolling. It is a distinct success among the largelyabysmal offerings of 2013 so far, don't miss it.
Oblivion (2013) Review by portsea from Australia
I went to see this having read a few reviews, I also heard a reviewfrom a friend that Richard Wilkins on Australian critic had said itwasn't that good.
Well, I have no idea what film they saw, but it wasn't the one I saw.The start was a little slow, but still threw in some moments of concernto keep one on the edge. As the film settled on, it kept moving at agood pace. Story was a basic love story, mixed in with morality, butbasically, love story.
Cgi was amazing, cinematography was brilliant, stunning even. All themain characters were easy on the eye too, always making it easier towant to watch.
Plot wasn't sophisticated, probably described as feel good, butfrankly, it was perfect. I left a 2 hour film and wasn't bored for asecond.
Cruise, for all the press on him and his supposed kookiness, I don'tcare, he carried the film.....
GO SEE THIS, pure entertainment.
Oblivion (2013) Review by Matthew Wood from United Kingdom
This movie is - without a doubt - one of the most visually spectacularthat I have ever seen, standing shoulder-to-shoulder in that departmentwith the likes of Watchmen, Prometheus, Sunshine and Kosinski'spreceding effort - TRON: Legacy. Also (like TRON) the soundtrack isexcellent and very well used throughout, enhancing the action andadding depth to some - at times - distinctly average actingperformances.
Tom Cruise plays Tom Cruise but that's not a bad thing in this case, infact his natural charisma carries the movie through some of its slowersections. Morgan Freeman plays Morgan Freeman though he's really not onscreen for long enough to influence the movie one way or another. OlgaKurylenko's statuesque profile is unfortunately not matched by heracting ability and I often found it difficult to believe in hercharacter's actions and emotions. Andrea Riseborough turns in maybe thebest performance, convincing as the sad and confused Victoria,unwilling - or perhaps unable - to confront the disturbing truth.
At over 2 hours I think that it's too long by about 20 minutes. Ashorter cut would tighten up the story and eliminate some of the slowersections which I think hurt the movie's overall rhythm and flow.
Overall, I would definitely recommend going to see this movie in thecinema, on the biggest screen that you can find. It just won't be thesame on TV. The visual appeal alone is reason enough, but combined witha clever (if not entirely original) script, a thumping soundtrack andsome exciting action, you should be entertained.
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